Cheyenne Bride and Local Society Notes Feature Page
Miss Elizabeth Stuart of Cheyenne married Mr. James Ball of Louviers Colorado in Denver at high noon yesterday. Mrs. Ball, daughter of Minnie Stuart, worked in Judge Lacey's law offices and has many friends sending best wishes. Thanksgiving events and social gatherings, including a Mail Clerks dance and multiple thimble parties for Mrs. West, are described along with a Thanksgiving church service trip by Rev. and Mrs. George Van Winkle to Center schoolhouse and a dry farming meal debate. Out-of-town guests and festive décor color schemes are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Stuart
Cheyenne
James Ball
Louviers
Colorado
Denver
Ball
Minnie Stuart
Judge Lacey
Mrs. Ball
Mr. Ball
George van Winkle
Durham
J. G. Thompson
van Winkle
H. H. Wolfer
Fred Kinnear
E. Verry
Mazel Oberfelder
Community Notes And Social Updates In Cheyenne
Mrs. W C Mulford returns to Cheyenne for Thanksgiving after two months visiting Iowa and Missouri. Bridge Club and Shakespeare Club activities scheduled. Sunshine Society meets at the library. Mrs. Gray supplied a distant Congregational church pulpit, returning from abroad. Local women host Wednesday Bridge and W W C of the R M A meetings in the National building. Mary Nimmo Muriel Guy Ethel Zita Warlaumont Vern Kerrigan return from North Platte visits. Miss Arthur Albie heads to Ontario with husband for reassignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.C. Mulford
Cheyenne
W. D. B. Gray
Big Horn
Country
Community club notices from a local paper town scene
Local groups plan events across churches and clubs. Jewish Circle hosts a board party at VTW hall Tuesday night. Willing Workers meet Sunday with hostesses Mrs C L Stivdon and Mrs L Hughes. Delta Alpha hosts at Miss Knight’s home next Saturday. St Mark’s Guild and Baptist Sewing School schedule meetings. Junior Baptist church children plan a Victrola concert Tuesday. Baptist Young People hold a Thanksgiving party with elaborate decorations and performances. program includes violin, mandolin, mouth harp, piano and readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Stivdon
L. Hughes
A . Wrendler
Also Mentioned on This Page
TN Amertca
Dancing Corps
Honey Boy Minstrels
Prrischss
Tox
Society
Mks. L. KR. Tyson
East 18Th Street
Tall-Stuart
Wallace Bond
Slack
Bond
Fosdick
McGregor
William du Bois
Robert
Bertha
Johnny du Bois
the Taptist Church
Patrick
New York City
Stengel
Terre Haute
Ind
Tazel Oberfelder
Sidney, Nab
the Strollers Quartet
Pectives
Bridge Club
M. Carley
Alpha Bridge Club
Shakespeare Club
W. L. Whipple
Sunshine Society
The
R. M.A
Heh Coffman
W. W.C
Resnlar
National Building
Butler
Amanda Butter
Mabel Knight
North Platte
PhankseiMng
Mount Merrick Clute
Mount Melicklub
Meyer Frank
Mary Nimmo
Muriel Guy
Laramie
Miss Guy
Z. J. Craig
Ethel
Zita Warlaumont
Vern Kerrigan
Arthur Albie
Joi
Ontario
Alble
Nebraska Line
Capitol Ave
Barnard
Seeveeumtee
Company OF Sixty
George
Ws" Evans
Foun King
Sam Lee Vaucohn Comfort
Chas. Kiletad
Tommy Tvd
Amies Merhas
Josepry Gillisvie
Jack Khenmeiy
Raymond Manson
Chas Uter
Johnny Batury
de Golightly Guards
Heaney
Miss Stanton
Davis
Scott
Good Ward
Robe
SIN
Texas
Tommy
Hugh Lloyd & CO
Flynn & Howard
Sarconias
Wilber Harrington & CO
TOY Terriers
Chatlocie
Circle
A. C. VT. W. Hall
Guild of St. Mark’s
Mable Knight
Venice
Guernsey
Delta Alpha Society
Miss Knights
St. Agnes’ Guild of
Sewing School of the Baptist Church
Park Addition
Methodist Aid Society
Wey
Nh. Y. BL. Social
Baptist Young Peoples’ Union
Prince
Messrs
Maso and
Stanfield
Misa Whipple
Mise Muriel Bruce
Mise Whipple
Misa Morgis
Hospital Aid Society
Thebrary
Ways and Means
Mia
O K
Snyder
Meadames
Draper
Hurt
Kieffer
Mark Chapman
Mentver
J. M. Carey
Barber
J. H. Conway
Dugald Whittaker
Mra. P
Cook
J. A. Riner
Clarence Hammond
Fred Warren
Gibson Clark
William Myers
Charles Carey
Max Idleman
W Stone
H. HW
Patton
Galen Pox
Mra. FL
Ones
Meadames FB. N
Sturdevant
Morton
Frank Bon
Abbott
van Tansell
Woman's Club
Carey Abbott
Spain
Club
Boston Ladies
Carey Ave
the Rubinson
Young People’s Societies
Baptist Church
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